Back-to-back champs? Gastonia’s Aaron Rohlman thinks Tar Heels can do it

Posted Mar 13, 2018
As Aaron Rohlman’s college basketball career winds to a close with the start of the 2018 NCAA tournament, he’s hopeful he and the North Carolina Tar Heels can repeat as champions as they begin that bid on Friday at 2:45 p.m. against Lipscomb in Charlotte. And he cites no less an expert than his three-time championship-winning coach Roy Williams. (Gaston Gazette)

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